Regional Subjection and Becoming

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Cultural economy: a critical review (2005, unknown): “Our use of encompassing phrases might blind us to the extent that the economic formations are merely imagined into solidity, only made hegemonic entities through our representation of them, rather than through an a priori 'natural' existence (Gibson-Graham, 1996; Yang, 2000; K. Gibson, 2001).”
Alternative Pathways to Community and Economic Development: The Latrobe Valley Community Partnering Project (2005, methodology): “…case poststructuralist attention to the effects of representation, can be translated into communicable ideas that have the power to inform practical research actions and to reach a non-specialist audience further afield than the Latrobe Valley (e.g. Cameron and Gibson, 2001; It’s in our hands).”